_ Page 6 RETAIL PRICES 1954 
SKYWAY 440 Early. Tall clear pink shading to lighter throat. Good propagator. Large 
each 20¢, 10 ~ 1.60; Medium 2 = 25¢,10 = 1,00; Gmall 10 — 60¢. Bblts 100 - 60¢, 
STORMY WEATHER 480 A light rosy~grey with some salmon tints, creamy throat on which 
is a light rose stippling. Opens up to 10 on a willowy stem, Large each 25¢, 
10 = 2.00; Medium 2 = 35¢, 10 = 1.40; Gmall 10 ~ 90¢, Bbits 100 ~ 1.00. 
THE CHAMP 536 A REAL GIANT. Definitely not a cut flower variety. Best drive a stake 
in the ground to plant this 7 foot giant by. Immense vivid bright red,opening 5 
huge florets of over 8 inches across. Large each 30¢,10 = 2,40; Medium each 20¢ 
10 = 1,60; Small 2 - 25¢, 10 - 1.00. Bblts 50 - 1.00. 
THE RAJAH 570 Rich shade of clear purple. Very tall spikes with 6—7 open, Has excep- 
tional show winnings. Large each 25¢,3 - 60¢; Medium each 20¢,10 - 1.60; Small 
2—- 25¢,10 - 1,00. Bblts 100 ~ 1,00 
TCMAHAWK 436 Deep scarlet. Color saturation is very good. Not as long a flower head 
as Red Wing. Many wins in the Mid West. Large each 753; Mecium each 50¢3; Gmall 
each 35¢3 Bulblets 10 ~ 75¢, 
TRAIL'S END 562 Rose, maybe a light lavender cast, Huge florets with a yellow throat 
which set them off well, Exceptionally fine sten for florist use. Medium 2 -25¢, 
10 ~- 1,00; Gmall 10 - 60¢. 
VIOLET CHAFM 476 Light violet, cream throat with deep violet arrow. Will open 10. 
Large each 1.25; Medium each 90¢; Small each 50¢, Bolts 25 - 2.00. 
SMALL AND MINIATURE VARIETIES 
ATM 236 Clear vermillion, distinct silver edge bordering each petal, Large 2 - 25¢ 
10 - 1,00; Medium 3 - 25¢, 10 - 70d; Small 5 ~ 25¢. 
BLACK JACK 254 Black red,shading darker to the edge of petals, Stock not too plenti 
ful, Medium 2 — 25¢; Gmall 3 - 25¢. 
BLUE LILY 277 A true blue, touch of yellow in throat, Blooms easy from bulblets. 
Medium 3 = 25¢; Small 5 ~ 25¢. Bblts 20 — 50d, 
BO-PEEP 240 Dainty salmon pink, very heavy ruffling,cream throat. Excellent texture 
Large 2 - 25¢, 10 = 1,00; Medium 3 = 25¢, 10 — 70¢; Small 5 = 25¢, 
BROWN ORCHID 290 An unusual chocolate brown with odd yellow midribs ona darker 
brown throat, Large 2 - 25¢; Medium 3 = 25¢, 
CORAL BELLS 136 One of the smallest florets of any variety. Coral pink. Yellow in 
throat with light red peppering. Large 2 - 25¢; Medium 3 = 25¢, 
COX CONNIE 242 Heavily ruffled sparkling pink, opens 6. This variety attracts 
about as much attention as any we grow. Large 2 = 2543 Medim 3 = 25¢, 
DOLORES 240 Early, pink and white, Truly a miniature with very wiry stems and well 
adapted for corsage work, Medium 4 - 253, 10 = 60¢3; Small 5 — 20¢, | 
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